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Argument structure
Identify what an argument concludes, how statements function, and how its reasoning is organized.
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Inferences & support
Distinguish what must follow from what is most strongly supported by the information given.
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Assumptions & principles
Build the conditional-logic and assumption skills that connect premises to conclusions.
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Evaluate arguments
Learn how new information changes an argument and how the LSAT tests causal reasoning.
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Flaws & parallels
Recognize recurring reasoning errors and compare the underlying structure of arguments.
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Reading comprehension
Develop passage structure, viewpoint, inference, and comparative-reading skills.
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